Gilberto Ramirez Tickets

The current WBC Youth World Middleweight Champion, Gilberto Ramirez is one of the biggest names in the sport today. From Mexico, he stands at six foot three and has a reach of seventy seven inches. He is also known as "Zurdo de Oro." He fights in the southpaw stance and has won all twenty six matches he has fought in. It is no surprise, then, that many have lined up for Gilberto Ramirez tickets for his upcoming match.

One of the toughest pro boxers active today, Gilberto Ramirez Has won twenty of his twenty six fights through knockouts. It is a remarkable statistic and one that has turned Ramirez into one of the most successful boxers on the circuit today. This undefeated champion from Mexico is also ranked number one in his native country and at the very top in the world as well. He is promoted by Saul Alvarez, a boxer who is the current WBC Champion and who runs Canelo Promotions. As an amateur boxer he rose to the forefront when he became a Mexican Junior National Champion. He then went on to win the Mexican National Amateur Champion three times in the Elite Category, its toughest level.

As a professional boxer, Gilberto Ramirez made his debut in 2010 when he defeated veteran Jesus Ayala in his hometown, in a match that ended with a KO in the second round. This immediately propelled him to fame and saw him fight the undefeated Rogelio Medina and become the WBC Youth World Middleweight Champion. He has since then retained and defended the WBC Youth World Middleweight Championship for three straight years. Boxers he has faced and defeated in the ring are who's who in boxing,

Ramirez has beaten the likes of American Derrick Findley, Juan De Angel from Colombia, Marcus Upshaw from the US, Richard Gutierrez from Colombia, Isaac Mendez from Mexico, Jaime Barboza from Costa Rica and Samuel Miller from Colombia. With twenty KOs to his name, he is definitely a boxer to see fighting live if you are a boxing fan and you can do that by booking your Gilberto Ramirez tickets for his upcoming matches.

He has also faced and defeated Edgardo Funes Melian from Argentina, Colombian Oney Valdez, Mexican Francisco Villanueva and Antonio Arras via TKO. Before defeating fellow Mexican boxer, Rogelio Medina for the WBC Youth World Middleweight title, he fought and defeated Mexican boxers such as Christian Solano, Gilberto Hernandez, Jorge Barrera and Jesus Ayala.